Re-ReleaseEp. 36 - Behold The Monkey

The Lonely Palette

Arts, Podcast, Art, Museum, Painting, Modern Art, Visual Arts, Art History

4.8 • 857 Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2023

⏱️ 41 minutes

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We're in THE HOME STRETCH of our Patreon Listener Challenge! This is indeed the time to pull up your socks and start supporting the show, all to the dulcet tones of a re-release of our second and most lauded Patreon listener-supported episode from 2019 on the Ecce Homo restoration fiasco, wherein a well-intentioned, though, uh, untrained parishioner in a small Spanish town decided to take it upon herself restore a crumbling fresco and inadvertently birthed the meme of our young century. And if you're so moved, please consider making us happy little trees by becoming a Patreon patron at any level, and we'll do you one better with an episode on your favorite soothing soft-voiced paint-dabby PBS mainstay and mine, Bob Ross. See the images: http://www.thelonelypalette.com/episodes/2019/1/25/episode-36-behold-the-monkey-the-ecce-homo-restoration Music used: The Andrews Sisters, "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" The Blue Dot Sessions, “Sylvestor”, “Mute Steps”, “Mr. Graves”, “Lobo Lobo”, “Lumber Down”, “Cloudy Cider” Tracie Potochnik, “Cecilia and the Saints” Support the show! www.patreon.com/lonelypalette

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0:00.0	Hub and Spoke.
0:04.0	Audio Collective.
0:07.0	I love the lonely palette.
0:10.0	I love the lonely palette.
0:12.0	I am an elementary school art teacher so I love being able to learn
0:15.2	myself and pass that information on to my students. I especially love that this podcast is not
0:20.1	snooty and at first I felt like a bit silly just seeing if I could have an
0:26.8	emotional connection on my lunch break because a podcast told me I could. I had one of
0:31.8	the most moving art-going experiences in my life
0:35.7	while listening to the episode about Rothko. Whether this podcast has taught me
0:40.4	like to get any artist, it's taught me to trust my instincts
0:44.3	Trust what I see in a piece of art and what it makes me feel when I go to a museum now I feel
0:51.2	Possibility
0:54.0	Hey, it's Tamar, and I just wanted to take a moment and thank my Patreon supporters,
0:59.0	a few of whom you just heard from,
1:01.0	for sustaining this and every episode of the lonely
1:04.4	palette. I couldn't be more grateful for their support and I hope that you'll consider
1:09.5	joining them. For more information, great Ju-JU, and even greater swag, head on over to Patreon.com
1:17.0	slash lonely palette. And thank you so much.
1:47.0	And now, a message from Bob Ross. Okay, now then, today, shoot, let's get crazy. Let's get crazy. We're going to check out your nerves today. See if you're brave. So I think what Bob is trying to say is that we had this year-end Patreon listener challenge fundraiser
1:56.7	and while it went pretty great we felt just short of the goal that we needed to hit to make this Bob Ross episode happen.
2:06.4	And without hyperbole, that's kind of the greatest tragedy in the history of the world.
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